Phantom Tagged Objects

[d90]

Plugin Version

0.5.2

NetBox Version

4.6.3

Python Version

3.14.4

Steps to Reproduce

Create a custom object type. Create several of those objects and apply some tags to them. I'm actually unsure what actual steps it takes to reproduce this fully as I'm actively using this in production, so custom objects are being added, deleted, modified every day. In our case we have a custom obect type called ssl-profiles, and a tag called unbound with ID 359. This tag shows 7 tagged items but they are blank. Filtering on this tag shows a 7 on the tag name but no results in the resultant query

Expected Behavior

For there to be a (0) after this tag.

Observed Behavior

tag shows 7 items, where none exist.

[arthanson]

@d90 This sounds like some type of edge case as tags operate correctly from the scenarios we run. Can you either try to narrow this down a bit to get a reproduction scenario? Does this only happen on SSL Profile object? If so can you send the scheme of the SSL object (what are the fields on it and settings on those fields - the biggest is do you have key set a Primary name field and if so what type of field is it and do you have any flags like UI visible or UI editable set on it, etc.. Anything like this could help in narrowing down under what circumstances this is occurring.

[d90]

@d90 This sounds like some type of edge case as tags operate correctly from the scenarios we run. Can you either try to narrow this down a bit to get a reproduction scenario? Does this only happen on SSL Profile object? If so can you send the scheme of the SSL object (what are the fields on it and settings on those fields - the biggest is do you have key set a Primary name field and if so what type of field is it and do you have any flags like UI visible or UI editable set on it, etc.. Anything like this could help in narrowing down under what circumstances this is occurring.

This is only happening with ssl-profiles, but it's also the only NCO I've used tags on. The custom object we call ssl-profiles has a name field that is it's identifier\Primary

UI visible: Always
UI editable: Yes.